Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. PREFACE vii
4. THE PROTAGONISTS xi
5. Introduction 1
6. PART ONE. Run-up to Nuremberg
7. 1. The Holocaust: How Was This Genocide Different from All the Rest? 9
8. 2. The Gathering at Ashcan 22
9. PART ONE. Nuremberg
10. 3. The Nuremberg War Crimes Trial: What Do We Do with the Criminals? 37
11. 4. War Criminals with Psychiatrists and Psychologists? 51
12. PART THREE. Faces to Malice
13. 5. Defendant Robert Ley: “Bad Brain” 71
14. 6. Defendant Hermann Göring: “Amiable Psychopath” 85
15. 7. Defendant Julius Streicher: “Bad Man” 102
16. 8. Defendant Rudolf Hess: “So Plainly Mad” 114
17. PART FOUR. Coda to Nuremberg: Rorschachs and Recriminations
18. 9. Douglas Kelley and Gustave Gilbert: A Collaboration from Hell 139
19. 10. A Message in the Rorschachs? 155
20. 11. Malice on a Continuum: The Social Psychologists’ Perspective 167
21. 12. Malice as Categorically Different: Encounters with “the Other” 182
22. Conclusion 198
23. Notes 205
24. Acknowledgments 233
25. Index 235